"Back soon, I hope."When we were in the car, I asked Jacky what was up."My brother Jimmy, he Kalchut, he sick. He visit yesterday." OK. I'll look at h...im. But you may need Weena." Weena?" She's a nurse. A sister." No nurse. Kalchut won't take pills." Don't worry. Weena knows bush medicine."Jacky was quiet. Jimmy wasn't his brother, but his blood-brother bonded from a tribe in southwest Queensland. When we got to the campsite I parked and we walked over to where Jimmy was on a pile of grass under. When death comes to a patient many of us show our emotions. Some of us cry, some of us show anger and some of us bottle it in ourselves until we explode emotionally. Honey, just let it flow out."I felt better after he talked with me. In nursing school we had courses in Death and Dying. I guess we or shall I say I thought I would never come into contact with death. My mortality was awakened, I was not invulnerable. I as well as all human beings would eventually face the Grim Reaper.I began to. Jack looked up and down the street and saw people slowly clearing up from the night before - only now they were all dressed again. Jack, Susan and George were the only naked ones about.Jack sighed with slight feelings of disappointment then asked, “What about all this? Do we need to help with the clean up?”“Nar” said Jack’s father. “We all chipped in and hired contractors to do that. That’s them over there.”Jack looked over to see a team of guys in orange coveralls starting to dismantle the. There is something, first, that you need to know about me."I just raised my eyebrows in question."Please, Mark," Silvia pleaded, "just sit there and let me show you... ?" Show me what?" I was more puzzled than ever.Silvia held up her index finger indicating 'one moment!' and turned away from me.The lithe beauty dropped her dress the rest of the way to the floor, revealing an incongruous, white, full-cut satin brief that seemed totally out of character and inconsistent with the rest of her.